dawa

This seven-step guide by the Council on Islamic Education in California offers Muslim students a practical and effective way to challenge misinformation about Islam that may show up in textbooks or during class presentations and discussions. 

Social gatherings are an ideal place to make Dawa, and a Muslim wedding is a great example of this. Here are some tips you can use to make Dawa at a Muslim wedding.

We often complain when others engage in less than stellar behavior at Muslim confereces and conventions. However, we find it difficult to deal with so most of the time, we completely ignore it. This short guide offers ways we can effectively nip misbehavior in the bud respectfully but firmly. 

Black History Month is one of the best times to provide the Islamic perspective on Africa and to discuss the contributions of African Muslims. Here are 10 great ideas you can use during this month to increase awareness of Islam while discussing a current topic.

Faith, sacrifice, commitment and patience. These are just some of the qualities that characterize Prophet Ibrahim or Abraham as he is called in English (peace be upon him). So it should come as no surprise that he is revered not just in Islam, but in Christianity and Judaism as well. 

The forced expulsion of Palestinians, their oppression and the attacks on Masjid al-Aqsa: these are things Muslims cannot bear to see or tolerate. In their anger and disgust, some Muslims mention individual Jews, people as a whole or their faith in a way that is not in line with Islamic teachings.

Students are routinely exposed in their classroom to new information and opinions, hence they tend to be more receptive to other beliefs and ideas. Bridges of understanding built and the friendships formed during the school years can go long way in achieving respect for all faith and cultures.